Thirdway Industries

Fear Coin

The second coin of Modern Idols, dedicated to the God of Fear. Features: Solid Copper with ancient finish Limited Edition, just 200 coins made Size 2″ Made by Coins for Anything

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$15.54 $21 In stock

Category: Coins

Fear and Hope are generous, and they forged some coins with their effigy to inspire, reward and bribe their favourite mortals. Of course, as you probably realized, the New Gods love nihilist donations, so you can win their favor (and their coins) donating cold hard cash.

Coins are blessed by the Gods themselves. Hope Coin has the power to realize mortal’s dreams, and Fear Coin protect mortals from the bad luck.

Idols love the Coins of the Gods. They respect and bless the mortals who bring them, and they’re eager to receive those as donations.

The second coin of Modern Idols, dedicated to the God of Fear.

Features:

  • Solid Copper with ancient finish
  • Limited Edition, just 200 coins made
  • Size 2″
  • Made by Coins for Anything
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew ★★★★★

Didn't expect the detail on such a small piece, the effigy is actually crisp and readable up close. It's the kind of odd little thing you keep on a desk just to make people ask about it.

Emily W. ★★★★★

The heft of it surprised me for something so small, and the effigy detail is sharper in person than I expected. I keep it on my desk next to my journal, mostly as a reminder when I'm overthinking a decision. Weirdly comforting object to hold during a rough week.

Madison N. ★★★★★

The engraving on both sides is crisp and detailed, and the way it catches the light makes it feel like a proper artifact rather than a cheap novelty. I've been keeping it in my pocket as a reminder that fear and hope can actually coexist, and it's sparked a few good conversations already.